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The Greatest Media Failure I Have Ever Seen–FTX 

The Greatest Media Failure I Have Ever Seen–FTX   

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A Rogues’ Gallery

A Rogues’ Gallery Ivan Aivazovsky Palace rains in Venice by moonlight 1878Me, personally, I can’t get rid of the notion that all the stablecoins and shitcoins and altcoins that have been initiated and “legalized”, are just a way of “shining” bitcoin in a light of uninvestable darkness. And for that, a bunch of “trading places” (pun intended) […]

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One Way Or Another, The Population Of The Globe Will Soon Be Much Smaller Than It Is Right Now

One Way Or Another, The Population Of The Globe Will Soon Be Much Smaller Than It Is Right Now This week it is being reported that the human population of our planet has now reached 8 billion.  We should all remember this moment, because soon the population of the globe will start getting much smaller.  […]

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How Inflation Will Impact The 2020s & 2030s

How Inflation Will Impact The 2020s & 2030s Economic Macro Trends Of The Coming Decades And How They Shape My Investment Strategy. Image by Alain Bonnardeaux Recently, people have been asking me a lot about what the next 10–20 years will look like. How inflation will impact the economy and what this means for them personally. This […]

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Today’s Energy Crisis Is Very Different from the Energy Crisis of 2005

Today’s Energy Crisis Is Very Different from the Energy Crisis of 2005 Back in 2005, the world economy was “humming along.” World growth in energy consumption per capita was rising at 2.3% per year in the 2001 to 2005 period. China had been added to the World Trade Organization in December 2001, ramping up its […]

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The Regime Is Shifting, And Here’s What That Means

The Regime Is Shifting, And Here’s What That Means Authored by Simon White, Bloomberg macro-strategist, The macro landscape is changing. Inflation will remain in an elevated and unstable regime, but the first stage of the crisis is drawing to a close. That means the dollar in a downward trend, bonds in an upward trend, stocks underperforming […]

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Oil As a Geopolitical Weapon

Oil As a Geopolitical Weapon

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Germany Preparing For Emergency Cash Deliveries, Bank Runs And “Aggressive Discontent” Ahead Of Winter Power Cuts

Germany Preparing For Emergency Cash Deliveries, Bank Runs And “Aggressive Discontent” Ahead Of Winter Power Cuts While Europe has been keeping a generally optimistic facade ahead of the coming cold winter, signaling that it has more than enough gas in storage to make up for loss of Russian supply even in a “coldest-case” scenario, behind […]

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Will the American Empire Collapse in Our Lifetime?

Will the American Empire Collapse in Our Lifetime? All good things must come to an end. Even the greatest of civilizations has an expiration date. This happened to the likes of Ancient Greece and Rome, who were the most advanced civilizations of their respective epochs. Once prosperous civilizations, eventually met their demise after years of […]

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Economist Steve Keen says the planet cannot sustain 8 billion people | The Business | ABC News

Economist Steve Keen says the planet cannot sustain 8 billion people | The Business | ABC News

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Climate Action- Right Way, Wrong Way

Climate Action- Right Way, Wrong Way It seems everywhere I go these days I see signs saying, “Climate Action- Now!”. But what do people mean by climate action? What exactly are they calling for? Are they calling for the right actions? Is our climate message the right one? Are our demands workable? Will the necessary […]

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Friede Gard Prize Lecture 05 Energy In Production Functions

Friede Gard Prize Lecture 05 Energy In Production Functions Both Neoclassical and Post Keynesian economic models have been “energy blind”: postulating output from inputs of Technology, Labor and Capital, but ignoring energy (and matter, for that matter…). In this lecture I show how tautological and wrong the Cobb Douglas Production Function is, and that incorporating […]

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Imperialism Of The Apocalypse

Imperialism Of The Apocalypse Rich people are depriving poor people of cheap energy in the name of climate change. Why? Clockwise from upper-left: Meghan Markle, Duchess of Sussex; Jennifer Lawrence; Prince Harry; Leonardo DiCaprio. Center: Pakistani boy with woodfuel for cooking (Getty Images) Few appear to care about climate change more than global celebrities. In […]

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Europe May See Forced De-Industrialization As Result Of Energy Crisis

Europe May See Forced De-Industrialization As Result Of Energy Crisis European industries including ferroalloys, fertilizer plants and specialty chemicals are shutting down as a result of the ongoing energy crisis. Certain industries may not come back, even if the energy crisis eases. An increasingly tight regulatory environment is another reason for de-industrialization in Europe. The […]

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#242. The dynamics of global re-pricing

#242. The dynamics of global re-pricing IN SEARCH OF EXPLANATIONS SUMMARY There is a growing acknowledgement that the World economy has entered a new era. We know that the cost of capital is trending upwards, with adverse consequences for asset prices. But there’s been remarkably little inclination to examine the underlying processes that are causing this […]

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